Overview: Kurt Workholding provides a range of workholding options designed for small machines with tables measuring 16 inches or less in the Y dimension. The company offers 20 different models to accommodate various machine table sizes and requirements.

Specifications: The document lists several models with specific dimensions and capabilities. Key specifications include footprint size, hex length, maximum opening, maximum clamping force, type, number of stations, jaw type, and actuation method. For example, the SCMX250 model has a footprint of 2.500 x 5.000 inches, a hex length of 1.110 inches, a maximum opening of 1.000 inches, and a clamping force of 1,800 lbs. It is a self-centering, single-station, machinable, manual actuation model.

Types and Features: The models are categorized by their actuation type, such as manual or hydraulic, and jaw type, such as machinable or hard. Some models, like the HDHM6, offer hydraulic actuation for increased clamping force, while others, like the MAXLOCK 350, provide manual actuation with options for different screw lengths.

Applications: These workholding solutions are suitable for various machining applications, providing flexibility and precision for small machine operations. The options include self-centering, pull, double lock, and anglock types, catering to different machining needs.

Key Models: Notable models include the HD4 (AL or C) with a double lock feature, the MAXLOCK 350 with anglock technology, and the 3400H-INT with hydraulic actuation and internal hex design.